It Is More Rewarding To Be Complicit

I Do An Opening In 'the Glory Of The World' Play At Bam, And Then I Go Up To The High Balcony In The Back And Watch The Bulk Of The Play, But Then I Have To Leave My Seat About Seven To 10 Minutes Before The End Of That Final Big Scene...and It's A Bummer.

It's Nice To Be Able To Backtrack And Not Be Embarrassed By The Music You Used To Listen To.

My Dream Many Years Ago Would've Been To Continue To Write And Record Songs In Record/album Form For Years To Come, But Now Records Aren't What They Were Then - And So It Doesn't Actually Feel Very Good To Make A Record Of Songs.

The First Music I Bought When I Was Nine Or 10 Was Pop Music From The '50s And '60s, Like The Everly Bros., Elvis, Del Shannon, The Flamingos, The Platters, Whatever I Could Get My Hands On. And Then Some Musical Things, Like Camelot, Singing In The Rain And Hair.

I Make The Songs And Part Of Making Them Is Singing Them. But What You Hear Is Not Me. It's The Song. It's Through Me.